Відео

Be who you are, even if it kills you.

klloe Kardsahian- i think you would love this brave sister.

Resmaa Menakem pays zero attention to powerful actual social forces beyond race. We live in a culture where capitalism--our relationship labor--is the source of "trauma" for all people who have to make a living on this earth. This is body-centrism is typical US nonsense. Humans have accumulated the "traumas" of their daily lives in this dog-eat-dog world in countries where race is not operational. Race-centrism sells over here. Put poor people of any color with rich people of the same color in a room and see what happens. Class is a more serious and all encompassing "injury."

From the opening guffaw, I love every exchange in this conversation. On my 4th listen now.

I thought it would change my life. I really have struggled and wanted to see the interviewing of brene's natural thought about vulnerability. Really thank s for this video

Amazing - thank you so much

Beautiful.❤️ Thank you.

lovely...thank u

This is my favourite piece of poetry. I keep coming back to this time and again. 🥰

I grew up with my father saying to me probably, every day, "Who do you think you are, Miss America?"

Thank you my ex for introducing me to Mary Oliver

I listened to this whole program. I wondered where was the deeper analysis of class oppression and global authoritarianism ? Why are the PMC / NPR liberal elite still completely oblivious to the endemic corruption of academic credentialism & incessant virtue hoarding ? Arendt would probably laugh at their mass formation surrounding recent Covid delusions & doom cult climate change worship...etc.

Indeed a treat! Mary Oliver's simple words speak for all of us, touch the core of our heart so lovingly! "More willing to grow old..." Indeed! So true. !

Really well done.

"we need people to be able to explain their imperfections to us in good time before they've hurt us too much"

This is my most favourite poem! Thank you so much for this wonderful video, along with the words, the visual art takes me to the world of Wendell Berry 😭❤️

The guy singing at the end *le piece de resistance*

Beautiful poem. Wonderful animation. Thank you.

Brilliant ❤

I would love to know what Rick (or anyone else) thinks about medication for mental health issues and creativity. As a child I always wanted to be an artist. It was all i ever did (draw and paint) and I was all set to go to art college but at 17 I was also medicated for serious depression and whilst the medication worked in the way it was supposed to, I lost all interest in painting. I dropped out of art school (and studied literature instead) and for a couple of decades spent my life getting up to all kinds of things except creating. Having been on my own healing journey for about ten years, and havign peeled back various layers, I have finally reclaimed this lost part of myself and it feels so good.

Also lyrics for litanies by Nicholas lens

🤍 beautiful . . . thank you

Beautiful. Powerful. Thank you.

We don't come into this world a blank slate..We have God-given talents, gifts and abilities....These must be recognized by an observant parent...acknowledged, supported, and developed...Then a flow state becomes apparent.

The only eresrrerrrtrrrrrereteteeteeeedeerrsrrrsaSssssys

Glorious 🩷

I love this! 💖💖💖

❤

This is the sustainability and sustenance for our human survival.

Traduzione?

A lot of New Age twaddle. Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot would beat these two's arses with a wiffleball bat.

Anyone that doesn’t bring you alive is too small for you. Love that. ❤

Thank you for introducing me to Mary.

Yes please 🙏

Beautiful poem. Out of the darkness much comes...your repetition of lines used to initially annoy me. Now I find it’s emphasis interesting and helpful. Your talk with Thomas Hubl was for me like an interestingly woven fabric. The type of discussion one would wish to have more in every day life. Thankyou

Joan Halifax quote highlights from this video: “I am not a ‘nice’ Buddhist. I’m more interested in a plain rice, ‘get down in the street and get dirty’ Buddhism.” “The more aware we become, the more responsible we recognize we are for what is and what will be.” “I'm not a sectarian Buddhist; what I am though is someone who wants to help people see inside.” “The experience of grief is profoundly humanizing.” “When you are in a state of deep internal stillness, you see the truth of change, the truth of impermanence, that's constantly in flow moment by moment. And, that becomes a kind of insight that liberates you from the futility of the kind of grief that disallows our own humanity to emerge.” “When systems break down, the ones who have the resilience to actually repair themselves move to a higher order of organization.” “We actually don't even use the word ‘meditation’ … We call it ‘reflective practices’ or ‘contemplative interventions.’”

Awesome! Such a great conversation and heart and mind spirit inspiring dialog! Thank you very much! Sending to all I know.🌳🙏💕💫🍀

NC, like a preacher of love, losses...and life.

In my top 5 books of all time. So precious

Excellent animation. Please, please, please…can you also do an animation on “Love after Love” by Dereck Walcott? 🙏🏼😊

How I wish people would stop blowing smoke up this guy's ass. It's DULL and it's bad for him.

according to this 'intellectual' the climate crisis is due to white men and in order to save it we need to protect black trans people. LMAO 🤡🌍 R.I.P. Humanity

Thank you!

Yes, truly - let us invent a time machine to transport us to the moment that the Vietnam War broke out so that we may prevent it and keep Ocean Vuong from being born. Imagine, centering yourself in such a horrible conflict! Yikes. Not a very Buddhist approach, my dude!

Listen closely, children! Tiny Tim is about to give a speech; let us attend to his precious words lest he perish!

Magic egotistical guru

Anyone know the travk playing at 45:00

this is the one of the most beautiful things ive experienced. great poem, great performance and great animation.

Wonderful.

This is profound. Thank you.